Audrey Jensen is a reporter based in Phoenix, Arizona. She covers local news and business stories for publications such as the Charlotte Business Journal, KTAR FM, and ABC15 Arizona. Audrey's reporting focuses on topics such as economic development, real estate, manufacturing, and the impact of government policies on the local community.
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Audrey Jensen's focus on local business, real estate, and government announcements in Arizona indicates a preference for news related to the city of Phoenix and broader topics such as historic preservation, manufacturing growth, and real estate development within the region.
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By: Audrey Jensen
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By: Audrey Jensen
Multifamily, restaurants and a family entertainment center are planned for a key intersection adjacent to the Goodyear Ballpark.
By: Audrey Jensen
Two major real estate firms that are planning to develop a $7 billion science and technology park in Phoenix have traveled overseas with an Arizona...
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